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NSW is moving towards a more affordable, clean and reliable energy system. Here's how to help save energy and support a transformation to renewable energy.
Lithium-ion batteries: shop, charge, and recycle safely
When buying and using lithium-ion battery-powered products, safety should come first. In NSW, lithium-ion batteries have become a leading fire hazard, posing serious risks in homes, workplaces, and waste facilities.
Latest energy updates
Ministerial media release
11 December 2024
The Cowal gold mine in the Central West has been granted an expansion by the Minns Labor Government to 2042, generating $134 million of capital investment and ensuring ongoing support for more than 500 jobs.
Ministerial media release
10 December 2024
The NSW Government will take further action in 2025 to tackle the growing risk of battery-related fires, by requiring battery suppliers to participate in mandatory safe disposal and product stewardship of their products.
Ministerial media release
27 November 2024
Reserves of power supply in NSW are anticipated to be tight during this afternoon’s hot weather, and as a result a range of action is being taken to reduce demand on the energy grid.
Ministerial media release
26 November 2024
The State’s renewable energy network will receive a welcome boost with the Minns Labor Government approving a major large-scale battery valued over $1 billion.
Ministerial media release
23 November 2024
The Minns Government has approved a $1 billion Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) near Newcastle which will play a key role in keeping the city’s lights on during peak demands.
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Recent energy publications
Report
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water | 2 December 2024
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) annual report volume 2 presents the audited financial statements of DCCEEW and the Water Administration Ministerial Corporation.
Report
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water | 2 December 2024
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) 2023–24 annual report focuses on achievements from 1 January to 30 June 2024 – the period since DCCEEW was formed – while achievements from 1 July to 31 December 2023 are in the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure’s 2023–24 annual report.
Factsheet
Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation | 1 October 2020
Energy from waste is an effective way to manage residual waste that cannot be recycled. This waste is diverted from landfill and used to create energy, delivering positive outcomes for the community and the environment.